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Daily Republican., 1887-11-02
Comic Opera

The Opera House was Hled sgair
las. night TO witness the Bonnet 4
Moulton Company IN "Victor, the Blue
Stocking" Niles Della Fox, as Fantine
sang and acted even better than or
Monday evening, Nud won the applause
OF the audience s.Vsral times. Mis-
Edith Barton, as Com tess de 10 savon-
nier. showed thst are - posseesed oi
considerable talent, and sustained the
character In an admirable manner
Charles A. Bigeiow as the Count of the
Empire, and Frank ID. Nelson M
hirsch~sseer, Colonel OF the Guards
dia the comedy work excellently, anc
contributed greatly to the success OF
this ohGrming little opera. To.nigb,
"Fasiniiza" will be presented, and viii
no doubt draw q crowded house.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-02
at II eaidmoor Range.

A number OF local rifiamen gathered
st besldmoor Range vest srday and en-.
joysd their fAvorite spoyt. Ths n!sl
prlze, Q pair Of pAntaloons, WIS xon by
W. z. SEEDS; the second, Derby ha,,
hy Z. j. Newman, and the third, q pair
Of gloVes, j. W. Geyer.
A bulpG eye match, In which nothip 2
but bulls eyes counted, wac shot in the
afternoon.
The first and last bulls eyes were
made By 8 j. Newman and j. Francis,
respectively, which entitled them 70
special rrizas.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-02
Hausw Eve Masausrss,

On Monday night abou. any vol
ladies and gentlemen, the usiO,,rl }
whom are mem bers OF the prpl
Social Circle. assembled q, II, !
dence OF Miss Lncy Writ, No. i, N
iDson street, and after dissuis.na M
selves with . variety Of dlffetou,
TUNES, headed By 3 band, PROCEEDED
the house OF Mr.. Williams 4, pnr
wine Hundred, where they pa,a
pleasant evening. String mu,.c ,
provided and dancing kept az n
after midnight. Five large tabIu !
set and an abundance OF reiresh ns
served. The character Of q co,cyst
was taken by Miss Flora Mende. \
q life line manner, and CEASED I
siderable fun and smu,emen..
Daily Republican., 1887-11-02
Cerebro spinal meninglus at Eikson

Cerobro spinal meningius at Eikton
DR.. Jarmar writes DIR. Ward, State
Veterinarian, OF Maryland, that two
horses have died of cerebro spinal men.
tnsitis on the farm OF VIM. Een0r and
another Is dying. DIR. Ward Gays th 4
Is one Of tbs epizoo:ics peculiar TO this
country. I.s e,iology has never beeu
clearly defined, bat It is not oae CT the
contagious diseasss like Rlauders, 10 he
held under cootaoi, Its propagation be-
ing due to atmospheric medic. There
fore its extension or suppression IL out
OF mans control. Er Ward ssys he
shall, however, so &C Elkton the earliest
opportunity and endFayor 70 ex plain III
naiurs. Under careful treatment L.
saTs npch loss my be preyantad
Daily Republican., 1887-11-02
3 DYnHInifet,un

Rs0co ollh Il Cloves, Of Waterbury,,
CIrnect!cut, = nave just conp!eled q
dynamite gun, which is said 10 carry
the largest piCjscti.e ever made. alt is
seaul less drawn brass sueil, six fe. /,
eight inohes lopg ipsioe by oiau err! cal
measureueut End l6 incoes In thick
ness. It's weight Is eco pounds Tue
sasll, with c1ricsl head, ia all in one
pieoo. Tho metal was formed iy hy
nfaEisc pressure under the directions oi
Lieutenant ZAlinski.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-02
Board Of II eAlth,

The Beard Of Health held It's regular
session .zst evening. Only routine
Business was transacted. An Informal
consuitAuon Was held between tie
Board Of Health, the Bosrj OF Stroel
and Sewer Directors and the Board oi
Water Comm issione-s In reslec; TO the
well pui.apcs 1T the Delaware avenue
station 0f the Baltimore & Oh!o Rail
roaa Tns Street nDd Sewer Directors
partially decided 70 construct = aewer
IL 20 Uhlch the company con drain The
well a suitable Alter III also he Iro
V.CBI
Daily Republican., 1887-11-02
Tho Great Russian RAY.

Will Oarleton's great Russian =
"Zitka " as presented By IA,
Miners very excellent company, i.
Gro wded houses at the AosdsGy !
terdsy afternoon AID evening,
would no doubt continue 70 tll
house every night II 1t sho1ld rem
the snt.ye wetk. The company isi
class In every respsot and esoh car
ter 10 presented In q natufal .sa.ii
manner. while the drama ato1uis v
startling scenes and jnclden1 lt'
be given for the last time to niiLi,
those who have not slresdy i-v
should Improve the Opportunity, 81
10 one OF the bes. plays giyta i.A
son.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-02
sword Bearer Betirss.

A despatch from the Crow A zercT,
IN Montana, saye Sword Bearer aud his
hand made q demonstration on Sunday,
uuBlinGiug their r!fies, az II about 70 a.
iack the angle company stationed there,
hut Immediately changing their defsnt
aspect when Major sayder's BATTALION
appeared on TIE brow of the hill, tnrfe
miles away. Sword BeaTer imm ed late.
ly crrszcd the Little Horn river ard
withdrew up the bottom. Tho cavalry
Is expected to move today,
Daily Republican., 1887-11-02
Gaze Eoxsn prslnh,i

NniEmen ar h1sily engaged Crain-
ing Tie buxss - th4 safety egteg olosz
The r, VI. Z B. R2.iroad. Tie h
dcae 20 prevent .Ee water Ia tta Eo-cs
fcGD frr1ic2 aGt thug p,aTent ths
wJ-E.uE pt tho satee. The eases 8,
Tli.@ s..=at oTOqsing ara row bDi- =
dyasHad, sad lhE rrEt G."oZ 'hg mn
Will Do &...a.l.3 70 ..tyIc c.id weA.n.l
sets in.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-02
Elrea LAst Month

During the last month thu p,.
partment responds. to ,eyen , ~ u
nre. On October 3. box No. a y
~ alarm. caused BY the burnin,.I
OF the Diamond Match CO.,
buildings at Thirteenth and \.
streets; estimated loss, SO Coz nsl
~, o false alarm was struct ~.
NO. Is; Is, an alarrs wa, st,n.s !
box No. 81, caused by the t,-,. y
two barns Of j. Frank WbIs = y
at Silverbrook; lo.s, 81 COO; II n, !,
70 sounded an alarm, caused h, a, . !,
Ore In . dwelling house on Rel y
Bex No. IA On October ls ,onn5s !,
alarm for . slight Ore at the Rsm,s
Machfue Com pany's foundry. "a
~, box No. 10, snnnounced 4 ,li,5,
In q small dwelling a. tbe oS,,
5ixteenth and FRI nch streetn os
~, q fsltc alarm vas sounded from
No. ?, caused BY the burn!n, Of
corn stalks.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-02
Died From HIS Injuries

George Alexander, the timer Y hose
fall wss reported Ia yss,erdsy's Re
PUBLICAN. dtsd from bis iLj1iiss yet.
to-day afternoon. He naver spoke after
he fell, and was removed TO his hons
but did not live 70 reach there. Coroner
barnhil gave q certificate Cf death IL
accordance with the fsrts Of the case
The man formerly lived in Brandy.
wine Village, but lived at the time oi
h's DEAF AZ J&7 Eim street, sud rot al
the .2.ner place as etated yts:e-csy.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-02
To na treated as ne.ti. o.

Five com pauies of cavalry and On.
infaRtry, under command Of Brif u
Rager, left for Fort Custer, hoDaI
Tuesday morning. Troop A. III
Cavalry, reached Custer siatea
Monday night en- route 70 Fort Olsa
A courier from the Grow ARslcI
ported y large and very noisy saI1;;'I
Of indians near the Agency, SD
Indian war drums couid be eest9
Monday nisht all along tie Big ~
river. Indians are all ordered 70 ~
camp ty Friday nizht. ana s!1 oa' F"
theu viii be treated as bostiles'
Daily Republican., 1887-11-02
AhipDed IN 3 Bok.

The dead body OF girl was '''.''
cred IN q box at tAs railroad u a.
Des Moinss, Iowa, on Monday; wv "
been placed in u common % N !,
checked through AZ baggage ts,', ~;
CATION proved the CORPSE to be lie - 4
OF Katie Dunn, 10 yesTs OF Va " "
died ia St JoBep0, . isw GAy' q z
The Coroner's inquest de7e.opsts ~ !,
fact shat the bnx o3ntsininS U n
hsd been shipped frotn Charlton o' q, =
Gll!aspis, OF DeS Moiues. ~ !. v, :,
placei under arrest. lie esys 9e :, /"
csIyad ,s from man be did no. LD''
Daily Republican., 1887-11-02
Another EIposition.

O7sr ona hundred Of toe ,eadinR men
o. AnRusto, Ga, hsVe tss san prsl:ni
nary steps looking to the holding CT a
grand exposition in ,ha. city in ibe fAll
OF 1893. u will probsoiy Go chr,stened
the southern Madu!aoturers' E4pcsi
ton" slG ita projectors pr9nis, that
II Us display OF Georlia'o wea.th sud
indusu'es 1T will be revocation &.
home e2d abroad"
Daily Republican., 1887-11-02
Eemaie war veteran

A veteran named james J,da r 10 Il
Gently applied for SOU sIissIpg tal
Dayton Soldiers Home, Simseif b
he sss unable to Snppori nlip Iaht and |
discharge papers wee Oh !, i'sI,' s,a, ssut
was his var record, sad % ,,an ~s' sl eve
the, tue nTna Piessr vas woman vhG i;9 fas a.,
csss.ulIy Cnuceoica her i"
tho var ard ever since.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-02
Did Not Bun Away,

1onatasn +. L1fiand, who clerks In
,Ee Ficnt and West Pharmacy, desires
u otatso that he and his compapi ions
%ho went ont sailing on Sunday did
MOI n. run away rs stated In this paper.
Iuty merely went ont for sail. Lot.
the boat.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-02
l'ersIn2i,

Miss Lizzie j. Morrison o. a.;cr. sr-
Ltue is on In extended v!si! 10 '''-'
in pepnsylvaDia. r. II,
0eorge W. spicer bas eouU O'"
State on . gunDin2 espeGitloh' ,.,,
Elmer w. Mitchell, who na ID o,Sre, S
employed for come time 10 ~ ahont gart
factory OF rossy &sso.t,ts sOoS' ,s5 ! = r., :,
ing for Chicago, having so'epv. N,
sponsible position in b iao'oi'
ulana
Daily Republican., 1887-11-02
Inraa Atnox.

The largest stock of overcoAts ever
offered 10 this city 10 now ON txhiotton
at Muliin b Son's, Sixth and MArkes
streets, but must DO seen TO Be ccmpie.
hended or appreciated. In TINS iot
there are coats OF oil varieties, price
and sixes, embracing some OF the nnest
goods, and equal In workmanship to
the beet custom made work.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-02
An ArohItnot,aDaath.

Tbcmas U. Walter, the architect,
Gied In Philadelpbia on Sunday aged
"a years, He was the frst OF his pro
iesaiou Ia this country TO dignity It as g
profess Ion. he Designed the Capitol al
Arlington and Girard College at
with many other build
mar, The Court Houss aod National
BACK OF Chester County at Wss: Chester
arc mementoeB OF h!s handiWnrk.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-02

A telegram from Ottawa, Ontario,
snys: "a large supply of soft coal,
adapted for crate and furnace use, bhs
been received hers from Spring Hill
and other Novs Scotia mines. A con-
siderable saving, ss impaired with the
prices of the Aat ricsn article, 10 re-
norted -
Daily Republican., 1887-11-02
DIED.

DIED.
SMirA-Suddenly, In Philadeipaia. an IN.
sist MI Howard smith, cid &c. sop OF Il
taylor and the late n ary J. soe or,
interment AZ oxford, Pa, oa nov.
ALExANDkR. .--On the ls,. int us,,v.
II. Alexander. ~
Relatives and frisnds or TIA t,r,,,x
are respectfully inyitad TO attend hi
Iancrai nom his late residences, No. VzJ FIm
street, on Friday afternoon Services n the
nooso ~ O'CLOCK. Intefment a. hiyeryisv
LEWIS. -On the ist inst, Margaret. wife
OF James Lewis. aged 90 years.
helatiyoS and friends Of the family ar.
requested 70 attend the funeral from the
residsrss OF her huEband, 1919 Frencs
street, on friday morning, tire An ipst At
" o'eket. High Mass ct st Patrics a
cha'ch. intermsnt at New Uath ei raj cam
tery.
Nov London tCoun.) papers please copy. +.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-02
Thirteentn Watch cIah.

Millard y. Davie bAs room ior few
more mem bers in his tbirtsepth watch
club, which be started on the 18Th inst.
Ladies admitted into this club and car
secure very handsome watch for from
$50 70 $50 By the pay meat OF 81 per
| week.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-02
Tho BoxinR Contest.

JscE Dempsey aud Frank Bosworth
PSI q four round contest at the Grand
ost,trai Theatre last evening, which re-
anithd ~ in q victory for the former.
fhtrs was Q fair-Siaed audience present
VIZ, Wn9 thoroughly enjoyed the sport. He
WIZ appear sgsin TO morrow evening,
Ahd tos the last tlne on Saturday night.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-02
Misses NeWmarkets,
ChiIdren's and Infants
Coats.

An immense bargain in
some odd stock where sizes
are badly broken and which
we cannot replace.
Manufacturing all o u r
own goods under our own
supervision we can sell
goods at retail at manufac.
turer's prices.
New and elegant assort-
ment Of
Daily Republican., 1887-11-02
DRESS GOODS
Black Cashmeres,
Black Henriettas.

Fancy Black Goods from
the lowest to the finest
grabs.
We offer this day a spec :
ial drive in "a inch Striped
Dress Goods at only 62i
cents a yard, reduced from
S7a cents.
fen pieces Of all wool
Tricot Cloths, only s7t
cents a yard.
Five pieces Of all-wool
Dress Cloths, only 25 cents
a yard.
Rhadames Silk in Black
and colora, only 81 a yard.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-02
---- -
rns Delaware vetorsH'

The publishing committee ,,n ., i, pr had i
po,t's Eair, which Is now being n,.s .,,ss,.
tbs rink, Eleventh and Madison y. s''Slr cor
are issuing q paper, a1lins iiayars ysi
,inuauce, entitled ine Deia" - sds ID
ersp. The FIRST DumGer hst ~, - a ,ouy
Appearance. nnd is " nes' nn,sbs: III q
ooiumn sheet, containing q ;atsr. sdL
item, OF Interest 10 Old sot.lr ,,nns dls
% xiiI bs Issued dsily for gratui''n' ~
ttibutiop,
Daily Republican., 1887-11-02
Nsu Shifter.

A rev ebif,cr Of 3 new | pS'W;& " B..
this m,f ming put Oh w. I,, "a No. 70 sang
Railroad Ia Ihis ei'y' - ,he h. spSipes o.
ts on Improvement J oSJ'
,iiB KIND tafG1;iy used.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-02
Snic OF CoWn.

The sale OF cows by VIM. Mcvaugn,
at Hook essir, on Tuesday, was largely
attended, and the bidding SO liberal as
to render ihe prices very satisfactory,
which ranged fror; t47 TO S67. The en-
tire 10. OF fresh cows aud forward
spripeers averaged S53 per head.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-02
Fifth EDITION
a 6reat uit,,.,


o.. S.,Is Issioas O wsst.Pla5' st .Pl5'dpqs:ieaia p.a,eai
oegAh yestrday. The on ,'. ,''ln'y V
S..s S... minated in tie hi,,a,n' n' GO \
S business was brousn. to ,.I'y ~, 'i I'd
nonr last night tea1 a
snnt down movemen, Va. -aa u iAs 4
every detail" TIE 90, s,,Uonp.stst
contemplate the shu,tinn, u,'sSs s2 d
year OF one-hslf tbs pro,,o,, ~ iot
on the gauges OF wells srar;Ic,i0l, an,;ra y
august, and the entire ,IonSs S .u's
uf,ll ~, Tor the same length iSpsSs OF s,, af
me general feature Of ,bs s' nae'
tne . a,, Standard OIL Comp,vrp.. p.aa i''
e,ooo,o0o barrels Of oil ruy a. :, a''
oarrel, the profits 10 ,hls to :. :. eel
among these prod ucers vbc W w
th'ir wells and comply nS ri,S iaa iil
terms OF the contracts. In 49,. M W
ibis the Standard and pros"a.' .':'
made q pool of 1000 0CO ... h...'
profits accruing from which ss, i, .,
wage fund for the lsho,,ss, =, y ~
thrown out of employ men,. 's
Daily Republican., 1887-11-02
VIM. B, SHARP & CO,
Fourth and Market Sis.

A splendid dress fabric
has just come-we've been
waiting forit long-"Vogels'
elegant whip cords or fine
worsted diagonals,on of the
richest French dress mater.
ials made this season--soft
and lustrous like a silk, all
in new and beautiful shades
(SangD or new light
olive.
(Acoyon) or new terra
Gotta.
(Plomb) or new plum.
(Cuivere) or new cop
per.
(Pilo) or new navy.
(Negre) or new browa.
(Myrtle) new.
(Sapphire) new.
(Bronze) new.
Black) new.
These dress goods are AZ
in. wide, and were imported
to sell for $1.35. The late.
ness of their arrival gives
them to you for 81.
We have had a merry.go-
around on the reduced Kid
Gloves--hundreds of pairs
sold, and in sorting ur
what's left here's the resul,
those reduced to I2l
cents, about a dozen left
they are likely to be gone
when you read this-those
reduced to so cents all gone
those reduced to 6oc are
now only in tans, with still
a good assortment OF sizes
those at SO cents are in tan:
and blacks, but broken sizes
those at 81 cents are fairly
represented in taps, brown:
and blacks, with a pretty full
line of sizes.
The reductions were 81
down to 69c, $I.25 down tc
Sc, $I.3s down to 9l cent:
this week will end them
We are now selling an un'
usually nice vest for ladies
wear at so cents, soft and
mostly wool and not toe
heavy.
Our ladies' and mems scar.
let wear goes with a rush
IS cents.
We have reduced another
line OF Tapestry Brussels
Carpets In splendid styles foi
parlors, halls and stairs
worth IS and So cents, now
down to IS cents.
Ladies and Children's
Goats.
Raglans--stylish and SER
viceable.
Newmarkets - comIorta.
BILE, and the best long gar
ment made for the money.
Short Coats in plain black,
pialds, stripes, near, pretty
and perfect, 81, So. 81. S.
You should see our stock ol
coats.
We put on sale this week
a bale Of Smyrna Rugs, in
plain, mottled and striped
centres, all richly bordered;
they are reduced from S1.5o
to 81. Same on both sioes
and fringed. All mottled
75c.
Another lot of Hassocks,
so cents. Body Brussels.
WIN. R. SHARP & CO.,
Fourf0 snd AaySet s<..esta
Daily Republican., 1887-11-02
.naies' Gold Ws'en

N,l'ard r. Davis, o. . y. SsSS SsD. sesOrt..
.,ra..t, 81 m.tI 6@a ia stock 81 "a s%nstcscs at
a.see'l S, - -" Iadi.si fts gold W''
prices 10 suit you
Daily Republican., 1887-11-02

A person suffering from . poorly aot.
Ing liver shoald take LaxAdor and be
happy once more. Price % cents
Sod every where.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-02
ID oNDAY. NOVEMBER TrB
NJ .,.1ul

Ct 10 O'clock, p. M,
90 head OF fresh cows and springers, from
Ohio ana Lancaster county. Pa 4 stow
bulls. a lot CT ems II Ehoats, ,ons IN sYs, o yesIS
cid, 10 HANDS high; q Eood driver and 1,st-
ciass family mare IN every rsspsct; warrant
cd sound. n6.sop bog ~ In R0oa order.
Wagon will meet tram AZ Potion stauen,
v. I. X. r., ~ mest the train tha. leaves
WilmiEg gton at 1'clocs.
a11 4 nocGkhs' credit
X. j.. HOS3BtyTS
L. W. SeIdhafn q sD.l. Aacts nI.dkuts
Daily Republican., 1887-11-02
Checkinsfed,

Chancellor Saulsbury 10 IN town
having arrived at 10 .. m. to day.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-02

NOR SALE.-A YEAH OLD H.
~ horse. 10 hands high, weigh 10y
i3oo IDS. and 10 aPocd worker. Apply 81
Western hotel, Fourth and Orange streets.
n2-ts X. M. GIBSON.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-02

FOR SALE-ONE SINGLE SET OF
Il second handed carriage harness, one get
OF double carriage harness, one set of stage
harness all In good order, at j. A. CONNER'S q
harness store, No. 4 L. ath stIeet. na-aI-
Daily Republican., 1887-11-02

Sale tomorrow of
Ladies and Misses
Plaid and Fancy
Cloth Jackets, all
new this season, but
stock is large and
we want to reduce
at once; pricesS 1915,
s4.OO, $3.50, $500
and S6. 90.
Come soon if you
want a bargain; all
sizes now, but they
m ay soon get
broken.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-02
I. a . 4 r 8 7

nUBLlO SALE OF COWS frygs
l. WIN be iold 81 public ssle or ~
the farm Of the subscriber, on the road ff0m
vintage Green ~ Chester. m,ie f.cn va.
laXe Green, on
MsEUAY. NOVEMBER 7rB.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-02
BLANK {. s.

l0-4 Blanket as low as 81
pair.
a ll-4 ai!-wool Blanket as
low as $3.50 a pair.
AND finer ones at $500,
81 and s. so.
Very fine ones, S. a pair.
Then again we have a
very large stock OF Flsnnels
and Domestic Dry Goods
at the lowest market prices.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-02
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-01

przechrzci} swicarnia- do ME
go wstqpitem ma sluzbe. Pocz-
Give byfo pauisko, lecz troche
przyg}upie. Kiedy byf gniewny
k1adf ma }eb wojskowq cap
Ike, cygaro W zeby i tax lataf
po gumnach: raz nawet zapa-
lila sig. stodola cd jego cyga-
IA i ledwo zesmy zdoJali "a
gasiG ogieh.
-SiuchaJ Siejwo, = rzeki
wtedy-,jeAi wejde raz jcszcze
z cygarem, palni) zaraz W
pysk, dam CT dobry tryngiell.
20! 0! Jasny pan TAX ga
da....a gdyby przyszfo co do
czego?
Dale ci sfowo honoru, lie
sic ME rozgniewam.
-Smlato trzasnl) W pare.
-Dobrze Jasnie Panic!
Me dfugo czekafem, wlatuje
z ia dziwnq czapka i cygarem
! cygara al iskry sic sypia!
Podawafem groch dziewkom
GWorskim ma pasieke, ujrzaw-
sly 60 rzucam wildly .....
strach jednak daG tax panu W
morde, nj z tad nj z owad...
ME moge!
-Pame, tn ME wolno pa
lie - idz pan sobie tam do
dworu, ne tu.... DO 80. .Spoj-
rial ..... chcial ziesG oczy-
ma, zakrec,f sic i odszedl.
Wraca za godziue, .luz bez
czapki i cygara:
No, Siejwo, zebys mic
trzepnql pc buzz: dostatbys ru-
bla, a tax masz tn OTTO so gro
sly.
Sluzyfcm blisko piec lat
lecz jak nastaf pan Lewicki,
trzeba by}o sic wyniesc.
O.iciec upatrzyf mi przyszla,
Ntora j mnie sic spodobafa::
by}a az Z. Rydzewa, iednaka,
jak i ia II ojcow.
Wnet sic pobralismy - o.
ciec sprzeda} gospodarI1e Zu-
brynie i przenieslislny sic
wszyscy do zony.
ICiag dalszy nastapi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-01

beda nalczec sami zfodzieje, oszus-
ci defraudanci poczt. f~afszerzc pie
niedzy, ~szulerzy, handlarzc d,,sz
i. t. p. individual. My ludzie piracy
Il pewnoScia ME danny sic uludzic
s}odkim sl6wkom bczwstydnych
szalbierzy.
Ale teraz, kochani .Bracia,
uderzam centrum mel odczwy
do Was.
w roku 1872, II zatem obecnie
lat Is temu, zebralo sic kilku ma
szych Rodakow, ludzi wykszta}co-
nych,- ME tyrun6w Samozwancow,
'ecz przyjaci6l, odczuwajqcych ME
dole swych wspd}braci, i uchwa-
lido, by zafozyG Towarzystwo czysto
%tilantropijne, W celu niesienia po-
moc!y materyalnej. jake tel mo
ralneJ naszym przybyszom nc sta
rego kraju, 2 zastrzczeniem, IL ka-
pltaf zelazny Towarzystwa ME mo-
re bye ma inny Gel nar,,szonym,
.lak Ii tylko ma budowe domu przy-
tufku Ola naszych braci. Co tez W
statutach z~astrzezono.
w tym celu u~rzadzono PREY
Essex Str. w III arm on Room
fair, kt6ra to przyniosAa okofo 5000
Dolardw.. Mad lei fair pracowa}o
setki naszych Rodaczek dniami j
nocami, by jaknAjkosztownieisze
DreZenta ZrObi0 / kaZda y Mich cl,,l,
sic szczefli wa, jezli chloe mafym
datkiem mog}a zwiekszyt p%rezcnta
do wylosowania ma Get TAX wznio-
sly. Towarzystwu temu dano naive
III G d noczcni Polakdw
N CIV York H."
Pc latach l5tu z 5000 dolarow
kapitaiu i proccntu IA lat IS po-
zostafo tylko 1926 j kilka ccntdw
90 swiadczy o niezdolne.i administ
racyi tych pieniedzy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-01
W.KS. lSkie.

W Gnie:nie pomocn'k maiar-
ki 2. W obfakaniu napadt zone re
kawicznjka Barnickicgo, chcac ia
udusic. Matce przybicgt nu pomoc
dorosty syn, lecz p. obrocit sic
ku menu i dobywszy noia 2 kic-
szcni, zadaf mu ranq W box. Rama
ME jest niebezpieczna. 7. uciekt Z
mi,sta.
Prey hopmiu sic W ostatnim
tygodniu utoneli: w Pozegowie
pod G%ostyniom listcwy j, Laube.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-01

NtlplSdi -
Mec=Ysta,r .litons lhrosto~xhi.
Ciae daisy.
Gdy sic dobrze sciemniaio,
ukryfem kopie W pewnem
miejscu-sam do 1woru.
Znafem dose dobrze starego
Jana, vice wysluchawszy mo-
.jej prosby. poszed} chetnie IA
wiadomic paaia.
Ia chwile wys1la.
. SkioAiwszy sic nisko, odda.
lem list i nie odpowiadaiac ia
pytanie, skoczyfem we drzwi;
"a chwile JUL mnie we dwo-
RE ne bylo. ldac pc konie,
skakalem h radosci.
Za}ozywszy koriom "a drab.
XII siana, obdawszy Lydlu, "a
gladnawszy jeszcze gdzienie
gdzie, posziem do izby Ma
wieczerze.
Ojciec rzadko kiedy chodzif
W pole, zajmujqc sic. .jak ia
teraZ, gotowaniem = babska
rzeczq.
Gdysmy, poo. jadiszy, zabra-
Ii sic do spoczynku. ro7|eg.
sic naraZ tentent kcni.
Ojciec wyjrzai Pan 4 po-
lowania wstepuje do sxosej
milosnicy, r2ek}, kfadqc sic ia
nowu. La sic wstrzasfem. Ze-
bym talk nie bal sic OLGA. d
miat tego pana pod rekq....
o chwyci}bym 90 pewnie Ia
gardfo,
Mic mogIem zasuqc, ?rze-
wraca)ac sic Z boku ma box:
ojciec spaI juz ma dobre; ia
wstawszy \ przypiecka. chcia-
lem pc cichu wynalezG .jaka
szpare we drzwiach lub okuie,
przez storq dostrzegtbym, co
sic tam wewnatrz dzleie. Iecz
naraz rezlegf sic stuk ma
SEE okno, raz i drugi: = o.
tworz natychmiast. : rozlegfo
sic z cicha rozkazujqco.
Wyszedf obudzony przeze-
mnie @lciec-wyszlem i ia "a
MIN ..... ma divorce stafa ia
sna PAM 2 zubryna, przy uiej
starry Jan.
PAM miafa kaliczuk W re-
ku.
-Gdzie pan? spytafa OLGA
g}osem. cd ktorego kolana
podemna zadrza1y - zaczqlem
przeczuwac cos okropnego.
Ojciec milcza1.-
Poduios1a kaEczug do CORY:
Podly tagasle, wielez cl zapfa-
Gil za ukrA wanie swych nice
nych mifo>trk: Powiedz,
DO
Ojclec SIC cotn4l.
.jestem woinym czlowiekiem
i lesll bym pow!edz'ai, to z
"fasne.I ochoty: no, ale MIC ME
WIEN / mic powlem.
Me wiesZ. q ten wska-
zala ma mnie przyniosi dis
wieczcrem list, ktory objaSnil
mic 0 wszystklem.
List $50. clciec mai
wiekszem p:2era2cniem pa
trzaf sic IA mnie .....
PAM chw%ciia mie "a ra-
mic: rusza,i natychmiast, DO
ma miejscu ubije!
Niepomny, co czynie, posu-
nalem sic ku drzwiom maco
chy.
Pukaj i pros by otwarli.. =
rozkazala szeptem.
Zaledwo dotknqlem drzw:
reka, rozwarly sic, jakby u
myslnie by}y talk zostawione
Swiece w komnacie, lustra
posadzka, pufap wszystSo bly,
szczac tysiacem promieni zala
lc mas W jedne; chwili mo-
rem swiatia. Wpatrzeni W tt
senne czarodzieiskie widziadlo
staliSmy ma prZOdZie. la z ga